We can recreate perfect . ..
GET ALL FLOWS FLOWING
Ectopic pregnancies are expressions of stagnation/damming up – non flow.
Stuck Liver Qi – the tendino muscular meridians with Spleen minor meridian involvement – (Dr VB)
We need to clear all damp/phlegm and the best way?
Return to blueprint – including all dietary and life habits reviewed.
GB flush and self care belly/sacral work PLUS steaming and using a non chemical mean of contraception – withdrawal makes babies also . . when he is fertile.
As this can be the outcome – massive bleeding in belly
Apparently 1 in 80 pregnancies – is this possible?
Here is an interesting paper – thinking differently
Hainan Reproduction vol.11 no.2 pp.420-424, 1995Transvaginal intratubal methotrexate treatment of ectopic pregnancy. Report of 100 cases E.Darai, J.L.Benifla1, M.Naouri, G.Pennehouat,J.N.Guglielmina, B.Deval, F.Filippini, J.Crequat and P.MadelenatDepartment of Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Pr P. Madelenat), H6pital Bichat, 170 bd Ney, 75018 Paris, France. ‘To whom correspondence should be addressed Between November 1988 and December 1993, 100 patients with a common, unruptured ectopic pregnancy were treated with 1 mg/kg injection of intratubal methotrexate under transvaginal sonographic control. Patients were notexcluded from this series on the basis of the size of the adnexal mass, the term of ectopic pregnancy or initialp-human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG) concentrations.Patients were excluded following uncertain diagnosis, signsof a ruptured ectopic pregnancy, or a significant haemo-peritoneum on ultrasound scans. The mean age of the patients was 29.5 years (range 20-41). The mean gestational age and initial HCG concentration were 7.5 weeks (5-11)and 11 614 mlU/ml (192-105 000 respectively). Of the 100patients, 22 (22%) had an ectopic pregnancy with activecardiac activity. Complete resolution was obtained in 78out of these 100 ectopic pregnancies. Of these, 66 patients(85%) needed only one intratubal methotrexate injection,and 12 patients (15%) required a second i.m. methotrexateinjection of 1 mg/kg. In this study, local treatment withone single intra-tubal methotrexate injection was successful in only 66% of patients. The mean resolution time for reduction of p-HCG concentrations was 23.5 days (range7-40). There was no statistically significant correlation between initial (J-HCG concentrations and outcomes after methotrexate treatment of ectopic pregnancy in our study.Where embryonal heart beats were observed, the success rate of the procedure was 40.9% (nine out of 22 cases).In the absence of cardiac activity, or when ultrasound examination showed no embryo, the success rate achieved was 84.6% (66 out of 78 cases) (P < 0.01). In all, 34patients were considered to be incompletely cured after only one intratubal methotrexate injection: 12 patients required a second i.m. injection, a stagnation of {i-HCG concentrations was observed in 15 patients, abdominal painoccurred in six patients, and one patient suffered tubal rupture with haemoperitoneum. A total of 22 patientsrequired secondary surgical managment (salpingectomy).
No biochemical or clinical side-effects of methotrexate treatment occurred. Tubal alteration ascribable to metho-trexate injection occurred in one patient in our study. Out of 75 patients in this series who wished to conceive, 21(28%) became pregnant within 1 year with the following420outcomes: 11 pregnancies at term, three miscarriages, one induced abortion and six recurrent ectopic pregnancies(four occurred on the same side). Our findings suggest that treatment of common unruptured ectopic pregnancy without prior selection of patients, by a single intratubal methotrexate administration was associated with a 66%success rate. This was dependent only on the presence of embryonal heart beats and there was no correlation between the success rate and initial fi-HCG concentrations.Successful outcome after methotrexate administration for ectopic pregnancy could be perfected by way of an improved selection of patients based on inactive embryonal hearts and absence of a visualized embryo.Key words: ectopic pregnancy/methotrexate/subsequent fertility/transvaginal intratubal injection